CATDOLL: Is the manga editor a brainless scumbag? The anime "Shirobako" is in internal dispute again

The original animation "Shirobako" which was launched in October last year has attracted more and more attention since its launch. Not only has the media called it "the cutting edge of contemporary animation", but many industry producers and voice actors have also expressed their feelings about the plot. It also allows many laymen like us who are not familiar with animation production to better understand this industry. However, a work cannot satisfy everyone. Due to the very ironic portrayal of comic editors in the plot, it also caused dissatisfaction among a comic editor. Recently, he fired a shot on Twitter, accusing the work of being unfair.

"I looked at the Twitter live broadcast of the latest episode of Shirobako and found that the incident ended with a happy ending of "everything is the editor's fault". I was disappointed from the bottom of my heart. I am a person who works as an editor, but I found that the director and animation company I like actually think that comic editors are just this level of stuff. I feel sincerely sad about this. I have given up on the plot of the second half of the season that I haven't watched yet."

"Director Mizushima and Shirobako ignored the insignificant audience of comic editors and publishers, and just made the majority of people feel satisfied and moved. So is their judgment correct? Maybe, it doesn't matter, but I can't agree with this logic."

"Yesterday, some people commented on Shirobako's manga editors on Twitter, mocking the controversy that caused the topic by saying 'it's not a big deal'. After reading these comments, I could only think tiredly: yes, yes, the so-called manga editors are just scum who can only survive by parasitizing great creators and have no brains~"